The thirty-fifthst episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s episode: we’re handy, both indoors and out; mattocks, yucca, injuries, and killing and eating one’s enemies; alternate options for Paul’s family room; Storm’s history of the American tunic, the t-shirt; Paul forgets what year It Happened One Night was made, but presses on; the joy of the heat transfer; braces and glasses and pithy iron-on phrases; dirt bikes, resenting McDonalds and black Trans Ams.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION ALERT: Tell us of your coveted t-shirts, preferably from your childhood.
Featured post-show song: “Bubble Gum and Braces” – Bobby Sherman
Show #035: Magic Brickamajig (Some content NSFW)
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The thirty-fourthnd episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s episode: The Department of Geek Affairs store opens; WarGames, the Deez, and proto-geeks; labelling the Internet-famous, in which John Hodgman is compared—aptly, even—to Frank Sinatra; Storm’s childhood slang; sexist Judaica; Paul waxes poetic about Giggleberry Fair, which leads to discussion of childhood wish destinations, and Paul’s faulty memories of Gaslight Village.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION ALERT: Come up with a name for the new “Internet Famous” gang. Also, tell us about the place you always wanted to go to as a kid, but either seldom or never made it there.
Featured post-show song: “Milford Plaza Commercial” – The Milford Plaza
Show #034: Oh God, That’s Gonna Stick (Some content NSFW)
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ontent/uploads/2009/03/doga_seal.jpg” alt=”doga_seal” width=”175″ height=”175″ />We’ve had a tremendous response to the wonderful logo our buddy Len Peralta made for the Department of Geek Affairs and its first secretary, Wil Wheaton. (See Geek Madness if you don’t know what we’re talking about.)
So tremendous, in fact, that we feel compelled to monetize share it with everyone, in the form of t-shirts, mugs, mouse pads, buttons, magnets, thongs, and whatever else we can think of slapping it onto.
That’s right…now available in our CafePress store: The Department of Geek Affairs product line! T-shirt styles and colors abound, many in both “full-size logo” and “pocket logo” options. Show your support for the one government department that addresses your needs and concerns*! Go, browse, purchase; then you, too, can rightfully claim: “I came, I saw, I bought the tote bag.”
*Department of Geek Affairs is not yet recognized by the Obama Administration.